Hi, All:
Which Cisco router can run BGP? Cisco 1605 can do it?
I never had BGP experience, and I think it depends on IOS version, not
hardware.
Please help. Thanks.
Shawn
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Well the hardware matters if you want to receive a full Internet routing
table. The mem requirement there is 128 megs minimum, and the 1605 won't
support that.
Brian
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I don't think 1600's support BGP. Actually BGP is supported in most
all IOS of platforms that support BGP. If you just want to configure
BGP for experience and not accept 100k+ routes I now you can use a 2500,
1700, 2600...
Dave
Shawn Xu wrote:
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> Hi, All:
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> Which Cisco router can run B
1600's IOS supports BGP Should you use 1600 with BGP, hell no...
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> I don't think 1600's support BGP. Actually BGP is supported in most
> all IOS of platforms that support BGP. If you just want to configure
> BGP for e
Dave,
This was good for a chuckle. The second sentence is a riot!!
Ken
>>> "MADMAN" 01/10/02 10:24AM >>>
I don't think 1600's support BGP. Actually BGP is supported in most
all IOS of platforms that support BGP. If you just want to configure
BGP for experience and not accept 100k+ routes I
I got the BGP working on 1600s.
They work fine (in lab environment of course.)
Ed
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Dave,
This was good for a chuckle
Gawwd, I should proof the garbage I send!! :-0 If I could only
type what I'm thinking or start drinking coffee!!!
Dave
Ken Diliberto wrote:
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> Dave,
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> This was good for a chuckle. The second sentence is a riot!!
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> Ken
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> I don't think 1600's
A quick search verifies you are correct. In the bad old days the 1600
didn't even support OSPF but enough people screamed...
Dave
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ismiss certain
models of routers without considering the actual need.
-ejay
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1600's IOS supports BGP Should you use 1600 with
thout considering the actual need.
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> -ejay
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how it works out.
Ed
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Hi, Kim:
Your email gives me a deep impression. 1605 router is one I am attempting to
use for BGP,but when
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